Format:	Entertainments (2 Music, 1 Programme, 1 Entertainment points)
Adjudicators:	Stephen Bulla , Paul Cosh , Mike Kilroy , Jo Wheeler
Venue:	The Glasshouse International Centre for Music, Gateshead

Position	Band	Conductor	Music	Draw	Quality Adj 1	Quality Adj 2	Programme	Entertainment	Total
1	Cory	Philip Harper		9	54	60	36	34	184
2	Tredegar	Ian Porthouse		2	60	48	34	40	182
3	Foden's	Allan Withington		5	51	39	38	38	166
4	Grimethorpe Colliery	Robert Childs		6	48	57	32	28	165
5	Brighouse & Rastrick	Martin Winter		10	57	33	40	24	154
6	Leyland	Richard Evans		7	42	42	22	36	142
7	Virtuosi GUS	Adam Cooke		4	45	36	28	32	141
8	Carlton Main Frickley Colliery	Leigh Baker		11	33	51	24	26	134
9	Whitburn	Anne Crookston		8	36	45	30	22	133
10	Flowers	Paul Holland		1	39	30	26	30	125
11	Fairey	Garry Cutt		3	30	54	20	20	124

Judges:
Quality of Performance: Paul Cosh (Adj 1), Stephen Bulla (Adj 2)
Programme Content: Mike Kilroy
Entertainment and Presentation: Jo Wheeler

Don Lusher Trombone Award: Chris Thomas (Cory)
Harry Mortimer Best Principal Cornet Award: Kirsty Abbotts (Carlton Main Frickley Colliery)
The Fesa Trophy for Best Flugel Award: Chris Bradley (Whitburn)
The Gateshead MBC Trophy for Best Soprano Award: Kevin Crockford (Grimethorpe Colliery)
The Louis and Colin Johnson Trophy for Best Percussion Section: Tredegar
Best Euphonium: Michael Dodd (Grimethorpe Colliery)
Best Baritone/Horn: Lesley Poole (Fodens)
John Fletcher Best Basses Award: Brighouse & Rastrick
Best Entertainment and Presentation: Tredegar
Best Programme Content: Brighouse & Rastrick
Quality of Performance: Cory
Own Choice March: She Loves You (Leyland)
Best Soloist: Kirsty Abbotts (Carlton Main) Papa Can You Hear Me?
New Composition/Arrangement Award: Philip Harper (Finale Rachmaninov Piano Concerto Number 3)
Winning MD: Philip Harper
Youngest Player: Romana Halstead, Leyland (aged 16)